It doesn't take a lot of stone veneer to make a big difference in your home. In fact, some of the smallest projects we have seen have had more of an impact than the large ones. It's often not the size of the project that counts, it's what you do with it.
CT Blend Mosaic Fire Pit Adds Color & Texture to This Patio
We know selecting the right stone veneer for your project is not an easy task. I struggle to make a decision when there are too many options on a menu and that's one meal. The stone veneer you are selecting is likely something you will look at every day for many years to come. We want you to get it right so you have something you are thrilled with every time you or someone you are with sees it.
Authorized Dealer Display: Don't Rely on Pictures, See It Before You Buy It
As the cold weather arrives it's time to consider all the interior projects you have thinking about doing. While natural stone is often thought for exterior use there is an increase in stone veneer usage in homes and commercial buildings.
Thinking Interior Stone Usually Means A Fireplace
Stone is most common in the south and central western states, but it adds an elegant touch in any climate.
A mix of Strip, Mosaic, and Ledge, Montauk Blend to Create This Beautiful Exterior
Natural stone veneer is used for many exterior applications. It's common for siding, chimneys, fireplaces, walls, fire pits, and several other applications. Our natural stone steps and flagging continue to increase in popularity but this Long Island patio took our thinstone veneer and used it in a simple and unique way: risers.
Stone Veneer Risers on a Long Island Patio